Kimmer Show

Lindsey Graham's sister is appointed to temporarily fill his Senate seat as the show reflects on his legacy. Kimmer takes aim at CNBC's list of America's "worst states to live in," arguing the rankings clash with migration trends and taxpayer flight from blue states. Plus, Portland's public safety failures, Yellowstone bison chaos, a wild Rolling Stones sex tally, and why Apple and Google are accused of burying a major political story.

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The Kimmer Show questions CNBC's ranking of America's "worst states to live in," noting the list is dominated by Republican-led states while millions continue leaving blue states like California, New York, and Illinois. Kimmer compares the rankings to migration and tax revenue data before discussing voter turnout, civic engagement, and the future of the country.

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Kimmer remembers Senator Lindsey Graham, revisits his powerful defense of Brett Kavanaugh, marks the anniversary of the Butler assassination attempt on President Trump, and covers the day's biggest headlines with plenty of classic Kimmer stories and laughs.

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Senator Lindsey Graham’s sudden passing brings renewed attention to one of the most memorable moments of his career: his fiery defense of Brett Kavanaugh during the 2018 Supreme Court confirmation battle. Graham’s “you want power” speech became one of the defining moments of his decades in Washington.

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Kimmer and Pete discuss Secretary Marco Rubio revoking legal status for a convicted sex offender after a controversial pardon from Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. The hour focuses on immigration enforcement, protecting American communities, and the debate over who government should be defending.

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Kimmer covers the day’s biggest headlines, political battles, and cultural stories with his trademark humor and commentary. Neal Boortz joins the conversation, plus Pete Davis brings Holy Crap It’s Sports with the latest Braves, World Cup, and sports updates. Three hours of news, opinions, and classic Kimmer Show entertainment.

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Hour 3 features a preview of the Braves' series opener in St. Louis, Marco Rubio overturning Tim Walz's pardon to deport a convicted child rapist, debate over socialism and healthcare, World Cup updates, and a look back at the day Harrison Ford used his helicopter to rescue a lost Boy Scout in Yellowstone. Plus, Flounder's Funnies, birthdays, This Day in History, and your calls.

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Pete Davis previews the Braves-Cardinals series, recaps Belgium's World Cup exit and falling ticket prices, looks at Charles Barkley's golf odds, shares new NFL health findings, and revisits memorable moments from sports history, including Babe Ruth's debut and Carl Hubbell's All-Star dominance.

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Neal Boortz joins Kimmer for a wide-ranging conversation covering the Charlie Kirk murder case, media coverage of violent crime, Iran and President Trump's next move, Joe Biden's lasting impact on America, frivolous lawsuits, illegal immigration, and the rise of democratic socialism. Plus, listener calls, concert traffic headaches, AI parody songs, birthdays, and plenty of classic Boortz-Kimmer banter.

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Neal Boortz returns to The Kimmer Show for a wide-ranging conversation covering the Charleston attacks, media coverage, Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin, frivolous lawsuits, illegal immigration, the long-term impact of Lyndon Johnson and Joe Biden, the future of Iran, and why Boortz believes the U.S. must finish the job with the Iranian regime. Plus, a few laughs about elk, moose, country music, and the strange world of "trans furries."

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